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Kumar A et al. – The genotypical and phenotypical characteristics of both idiopathic congenital nystagmus and ocular albinism will be highlighted, including the different types of examination required to correctly distinguish between these two types of nystagmus. The clinical characteristics and additional investigations often provide the pieces of a puzzle that need to be fitted together in order to solve diagnostic uncertainty.
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